P.E.I. to sell remaining U.S. booze, donate profits to Island food banks
Thinh Nguyen
Publié le : 10 décembre 2025
CBC News
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The provincial government has directed the P.E.I. Liquor Control Commission to put its existing inventory of U.S. alcohol on shelves starting Thursday, according to a news release Wednesday morning. The net profits will be donated to food banks across the Island. The province expects about $600,000 will be returned to the government and donated over the coming months.
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